I’m excited to finally contribute!

@jonathantneal 🎉

Are there beta, dev and canary variants yet?

@foolip, no, this PR focuses on the icon seen in the easter egg surf game in Chrome Canary 80, which has been announced as the new icon of the browser.

Are there beta, dev and canary variants yet?

@foolip I was talking with @kypflug and he said he will send them to me as soon as he has them.

From https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2019/11/04/edge-chromium-release-candidate-get-ready/#gve7ejwW9tcXVRam.97:

Those are very nice!

Here are the high-res ones for the different channels

And the high contrast one:

For light backgrounds:

For dark backgrounds

@codepo8 Awesome! Those look great!

Think you might get your hands on SVG copies? I guess if we know the typeface we can take the logo svg and create those badge versions ourselves. But we would probably need real SVGs for those stylish monochromes.

Not yet, that'd be Kyle's doing.

Thank you @kypflug and @codepo8!

@alrra Here are SVG versions of the high contrast logos: edge-high-contrast.zip

They are not the official versions. They were traced from the images above with Inkscape, but given how simple these logos are they should be almost exactly the same, and in my opinion are good enough to be included in this repo.

@scribblemaniac, did you create this from the SVGs for the PNGs? I see interupted curves when I view those SVGs.

@jonathantneal Good catch. Yes I created them from the PNGs, but it does do a lot of guesswork so stuff like that does happen. I've tweaked the settings (apparently there is a good reason that the default brightness cutoff is 0.45 and not 0.5), and it seems to have fixed the issue. Here are the updated files: edge-high-contrast-2.zip